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That unbelievably cheap promotional ticket comes with more restrictions than a legal contract. It strictly binds you to travel at 4:12 AM on a specific…
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Upgrading to a premium seat for the sole privilege of charging your phone is a classic gamble. Rail operators gleefully charge higher fares for seats with…
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Notice how an elevator claims it can hold 15 people, but feels claustrophobic with six? Capacity limits are often calculated using average body weights from…
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A dusty bottle of water from a platform vending machine costs double what it does outside. Rail operators explicitly restrict competing retail spaces on the…
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Enjoying that beautiful view of a plastic wall next to your seat? Train carriages are built with evenly spaced windows, but operating companies cram extra…
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In the seventies, society collectively decided that indoor gliding absolutely required blinding mirror balls, impossibly loud funk music, and highly flammable…
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